Research interests:  Macroeconomics, Labor Economics, Networks

My research focuses on the interactions between firms' dynamics and the labor market.  Using employer-employee data, I look at the transmission of labor market shocks to workers.  Through macroeconomic modeling I then infer implications on aggregate welfare and analysis associated policies.

In my Job Market Paper, I use French administrative data to study the links between labor market concentration, wages and transition rates.  I show how large and more productive firms pay higher wages and make labor markets more concentrated at the same time. 

References:

1. Guido Menzio, New York University

2. Katarína Borovičková, Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond

3. Jaroslav Borovička, New York University

Email: guillaume.nevo@nyu.edu

My work is supported by a NSF Doctoral Dissertation Research Improvement Grant (#2242398).